Can you get an entry stamp on a separate sheet instead of your passport for Thailand?

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Jul 23, 2017

7 years ago

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Just wondering asking for a friend. At immigration in some countries they allow you to put the entry stamp in a separate sheet rather than on the passport. This is because the home countries do not allow travel to the incoming country. For example Saudis are not allowed to travel here. Does this happen here?

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In Thailand, all entry stamps are placed inside your passport on the visa pages, and the practice of issuing a separate sheet for stamps, which is allowed in some countries, does not occur.

Lloyd ********

This is the reason some people have 2 passports

7 years ago

Nicholas ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

OK thanks

7 years ago

Robert *******

No, Thailand put all the stamps inside your passport on the Visa pages.

7 years ago

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